In the early church, there was no division between the “believers” and the “more committed believers,” a group known as “the disciples.” David proves it.
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:26-31
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Saul was transformed from a persecutor to preacher in just a few days, showing us that one does not have to spend years of preparation before one goes to work for the Lord.
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:18-25
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What actual process did the Jerusalem believers use to select the seven men who would oversee the church’s ministry to widows?
Todays Scripture: Acts 6:3-4
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Caring for widows was a regular feature of Christian service among the believers in Jerusalem. But it wasn’t a ministry void of challenges.
Todays Scripture: Acts 6:1-3
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Although the apostles were flogged to motivate them to stop preaching the gospel, they considered it a positive experience! Why?
Todays Scripture: Acts 5:38-42
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Gamaliel, whose advice spared the lives of the apostles, clearly recognized that God was working through them. His perception reveals something about all of Christ’s enemies.
Todays Scripture: Acts 5:29-39
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Because Scripture teaches that God “grants repentance,” does that prove that those who repent have been specially chosen by God to repent?
Todays Scripture: Acts 5:29-31
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Defending himself and his fellow companions before the Sanhedrin, Peter declared, “We must obey God rather than men!” That wonderful declaration should be the creed of every Christian.
Todays Scripture: Acts 5:23-32
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Those who debate about large versus small Christian meetings should consider the biblical purpose of both, a topic David considers today from Acts 5.
Todays Scripture: Acts 5:17-23
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Only God knows how much jealousy has motivated the evil in the world and within Christendom. The trouble with jealousy is that it guards itself jealously.
Todays Scripture: Acts 5:17-20
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